Sentence examples for practical giving from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, the book is intensely practical, giving lawyers and judges a way to get through what would quite likely be chaotic days.

Playing on this analogy, the practical makes use of wiki tools to quickly create a simple, hierarchically arranged website of the students' work within the practical, giving the students an immediate interactive tool for exploring the relationships between their own "species" and those of their classmates.

Formal, yes, but practical given the limitations.

The combination of theoretical and practical gave Western thinkers an edge over purer reasoning schemes in India and China.

Not everyone thinks a national commissioner-based structure can be effective, or is even practical, given racing's complicated structure.

The IPCC's director of investigations, Moir Stewart, a former senior Met officer, said separating officers where practical gave the public better reassurance.

While such a plan sounded reasonable in theory, retailers and designers questioned if it was practical, given that most stores have completed their spring buying by October.

BBC insiders described the reorganisation as "sensible and practical" given the need for cost savings after last year's financial settlement with the government.

Roger Moliere, chief of Real Property Management and Development for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said Culver City's plan was not dense enough to be practical, given the cost of the land.

The dune buggy turns out to be the island's most common form of transportation: not exactly the environmentalist's first choice, but practical given a road system structured largely around the pot-hole, the gully and the rut.

Which in the austerity taking hold in the West may be vital and simply practical, given the juggling and effort required to meet what, in an age of declared equality, seem like fairly basic demands.